1. First you need to install git locally
2. Create a project on gitlab , as shown in the figure below , click the plus sign in the upper right corner to go to the project creation page , fill in the project name , and select the project access permission . Private members can only access it .
3. Open the folder where the project source code is located , and delete the IDE configuration information of the project ( this is to ensure that the IDE configuration information will not be uploaded to Gitlab , or you can use the command line to filter the configuration file when uploading , personally I think it is more convenient to delete it visually ).
4. Right click to open git bash here:
<1> Enter git config --global user.name " your username " <2> Enter git config --global user.email " your mailbox " <3> Enter git init <4> Enter git remote add origin to connect the project you just created <5> Enter git add. <6> Enter git commit <7> Enter git config http.postBuffer 524288000 ( special reminder : this line is to set the cache locally , some The project file is large and cannot be uploaded using http , you can set this command ) <8>
Enter git push -u origin master to push the code to the gitlab side
5. You're done ! Refresh the page to see the Files option in the navigation bar on the right , click on it to see the project code online ..
